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With the entire month of April designated as Autism Awareness Month, one of the programs that helps developmentally challenged children in the CNMI brought its message of hope to the Rotary Club of Saipan yesterday to spread more awareness of what they do and the services that they offer.

There were no injuries from the incident, officials said.

William Outlaw III spends his days in the community helping others. But it wasn't always that way.

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker announced the first round of grant winners for the Career Pathways Initiative. The money will help local companies train high school students and young adults for careers that do not require a college degree.

Aspiring medical assistants, landscapers, and manufacturers now have a clearer path to career success, thanks to a new city grant designed to skill up New…

Concerns at the community meeting included a desire for primary care and mental health care options, and the importance of hiring Black doctors and contractors to manage and build the center.

Parliament has slashed a further Sh1 billion from the financial support to Kenya Airways (KQ).

Trauma Intervention Programs of San Diego offering training for 'Neighbors Helping Neighbors in Crisis' effort

Alliance for Defending Freedom revealed that employees fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine will not be able to be rehired because of a DOE "problem code."

Many employees fired for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine for religious reasons will not be able to get rehired due to being assigned a “problem code” by the New York City Department of Education (DOE), a code that is also sent to the FBI, according to oral arguments made Wednesday by Alliance Defending Freedom in the case of New Yorkers for Religious Liberty v. the City of New York.